On Nov. 7, prosecutors withdrew charges against Marquise Wakefield for his alleged robbery of a 14-year-old girl at gunpoint on Sept. 9.

A new course taught by the director of the Center for Technology Transfer Fellows Program aims to help students create and develop their own startup.

The Daily Pennsylvanian gets you caught up on what was discussed during the Trustees’ individual committee meetings last week.

Penn will host a campus-wide memorial service for the late former president Sheldon Hackney in March, the University announced at a Board of Trustees meeting on Friday.

Arthur Ross Gallery will host a symposium on his work this afternoon.

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Singer-songwriter Kina Grannis will also peform as part of the week long serieis of events

GreenVote, the start up responsible for the app, is the brain child of three M&T students.

The Statesman aims to broaden discourse on campus to include right-leaning perspectives.

No retail options are currently planned for the office building.

Two prominent Penn families are the lead donors to a new Hill Field college house, a project that will break ground on Friday.

In Irvine on Wednesday, Perry recounted his personal story of drug addiction and alcoholism.

Sestak has made clear his intentions to run for Senate since earlier this year.

After Coursera partnered with a Chinese internet company in October, Penn professors are concerned with potential censorship of their courses.

Chill Moody, a native of 56th Street and Landsdowne Ave., debuted his third music video on MTV on Monday night.

A group is hoping to permanently keep DS(3), a structure of metal fences outside of Fischer Fine Arts library, which has garnered student attention.

The ease of conducting clinical trials and development opportunities for early stage companies in Philadelphia have made the city one of the top 10 cities in the country for biotechnology jobs.